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Hantaan
Section VII - Natural Host Range (Additional text can be added below table)
 
 
Vertebrate (species and organ) and arthropod No. isolations/No. tested No. with antibody/No. tested Test used Country and region


Other isolations: laboratory rat, 1 Japan (25); laboratory rat tumor, 1 Japan (26); Rattus nitidus 1 China (27); Bandicota indica, 1 Thailand (24). Other Rattus spp. isolates have been obtained in Brazil, Thailand and the United States. It has not been established that the bandicoot rat isolate is identical to other rat isolates or to Hantaan virus.
4/1,788 humans had IFA, ELISA and NT antibodies; neutralizing antibody titrations indicated that infections were caused by a rat-associated virus(30).
* Clinically severe and moderate hospitalized cases in Seoul City where only urban rats were found. The patients have never been in rural endemic areas of HFRS for two months prior to illness. Inapparent infection rates, as indicated by significant levels of IF antibody, are 1% among urban residents of Seoul and 10% among urban residents of Incheon. Many cases of HFRS occurred among urban residents of Osaka and several outbreaks of HFRS occurred in animal rooms of medical centers in Japan (12-17).
4/1,788 humans had IFA, ELISA and NT antibodies; neutralizing antibody titrations indicated that infections were caused by a rat-associated virus(29).
Rattus norvegicus (lungs) 37/477 63/477 IFA Seoul and 4 nearby cities, Korea
Rattus rattus (lungs) 2/47 5/47 IFA
Rattus norvegicus (lungs) 2/208 64/208 IFA Tokyo bay area, Japan
Rattus norvegicus 1 New Orleans, Louisiana USA (23)
Rattus norvegicus 1 Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, USA(28)
Rattus norvegicus 1 Houston, Texas USA(28)
Sprague-Dawley rats (lungs) 2/501 208/501 IFA Seoul, Korea
Wistar rats (lungs) 1/480 165/480 IFA
Wild rats 112/1,262 IFA Various states USA(23)
Man (blood) Not tested 293/356 * IFA Seoul, Korea; 1980-84
Man (blood) Not tested 19/20 IFA Osaka, Japan
 
 
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